The price is likely due to the sheer popularity of effects like this, although it's not a novel design anymore
Despite this, we still are yet to see that name used in the actual rules text of cards, probably because there is no one consistent way that these cards have been worded
At first glance, this looks like it could be land surrounding water, until you notice the clouds at the base
And then theres the market side: Rare Charizard price spikes Graded cards selling at auctions Long-term trading card investment market discussions Condition grading and card grading authenticity A collector on a forum once wrote: I dont collect Pokmon cards because theyre valuable
You won't find that one in a LTR Collector Booster, but there's still other serialized treasures to find: The Elven, Dwarven, and Human rings of power each appeared as serialized foil Sol Ring cards (300 Elven, 700 Dwarven, 900 Human) and, as it's usually the case, extended-art and alternate scene cards are exclusive to LTR Collector Boosters